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General| Brand | Datacom |
|---|---|
| Model | DM16E1 |
| Category | Multiplexer |
| Language | English |
Describes available aggregate optic and electric interface options.
Explains the PDH multiplexing structure based on G.742 and G.751.
Details the 10/100BaseT Ethernet Remote Bridge interface card.
Specifies operational temperature and humidity limits for the equipment.
Describes the equipment's power supply connection and voltage ranges.
Illustrates and identifies components on the front and rear panels of the DM4E1.
Explains the function and meaning of various LEDs on the front panel.
Details the various connectors and ports available on the equipment.
Describes how to connect a PC or terminal for equipment management.
Details configurations needed for managing the equipment via a terminal port.
Describes the main menu options available after terminal authentication.
Provides access to equipment settings and user management options.
Covers overall equipment settings like topology, alarm, and clock configuration.
Allows activation and configuration of tests for aggregate and E1 tributary interfaces.
Displays detailed status information for the equipment, including uptime and backup state.
Describes the physical characteristics and connectors for G.703 E1 interfaces.
Explains strap settings for grounding coaxial cable shields for DM4E1 and DM16E1.
Describes the procedure for local analog loopback testing of G.703 interfaces.
Describes the procedure for local digital loopback testing of G.703 interfaces.
Shows the status menu for E1 ports, including operation and link status.
Describes the test menu for E1 tributaries, including LDL and LAL activation.
Details the V.35 interface, including signal characteristics and connector pinouts.
Details the V.36/V.11 interface, including signal characteristics and connector pinouts.
Explains how to select V.35 or V.36/V.11 interfaces using straps.
Explains the Bit Error Rate Test (BERT) pattern generation for digital interfaces.
Details the configuration menu for the V.35 tributary.
Lists available optic aggregate cards and their characteristics.
Explains the status LEDs for aggregate interfaces (AGREG1/AGREG2).
Describes local analog loopback testing for optic interfaces.
Details the aggregate configuration menu, including operation mode.
Shows the aggregate status menu, including link status and backup status.
Introduces the DM16E1-E3E electric E3 interface card.
Details the electrical specifications of the E3 G.703 interface.
Describes local analog loopback testing for electric E3 interfaces.
Details the configuration screen for the internal E3 port via terminal.
Describes the physical layer specifications of the Ethernet interface.
Details how to configure bridge channels in the tributary table and port setup.
Explains packet sequencing for inverse multiplexing on Bridge HW2.
Compares hardware versions HW1 and HW2 of the bridge card.
Explains router configuration stages via terminal.
Outlines IP configuration for router and Ethernet interfaces via Network Parameters menu.
Explains how to configure static routes for routing packets.
Describes how to configure the default gateway for routing packets.
Explains how to connect frame ground to signal ground using straps.
Explains strap settings for selecting V.35 or V.36/V.11 digital interfaces.
Provides technical specifications for the voice channel feature.
Details the pinout for DB9 alarm inputs and connection requirements.
Explains the DB9 connector pinout for alarm outputs and relay operation.
Describes the external clock connection and strap settings.
Summarizes failure conditions and their resulting signals according to G.751.
Explains how to manage DM16E1/DM4E1 equipment remotely.
Introduces IP management using SNMP for network setup and monitoring.
Guides through SNMP configuration parameters like community strings and IP addresses.
Provides steps for downloading firmware updates using TFTP.
Explains the process of downloading software via the terminal port.
Details the procedures for mounting the equipment on a wall or in a 19” rack.
Describes the factory preset point-to-point topology and initial setup.
Details bidirectional ring topologies: Regular-Ring and Cross-Ring.
Discusses the operation and configuration of the Ethernet Remote Bridge.
Explains routing configurations and default settings.
Details the power connection options, including redundant supplies.
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